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Georgian Residence/Commercial Property Faversham.
There is no history on this property, and the team are unable to confirm
its past usage.
The property sits on a corner plot and is ajoined by a large significant
building that can not be named. The buiding remains empty. The front of
the property sits on a main road and the side and back of the property
sits on a quiet no through road.
Currently used as a business where material and sewing machines are insitu.
Reported activity - Large bangs and thumps. Scissors opening on their
own when left closed.
Listen to the podcast recorded on the evening.
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Method:
Using visual and scientific methods combined with spiritual theory investigate
the background to any occurring possible paranormal phenomena at this
venue.
The team arrived at 4pm and introduced themselves to the tennant. Whilst
having a walk around with the tennant Dave saw figure pass on the upstairs
landing and move towards one of the rooms. This was not divulged until
later in the evening.
It was noted that the cellar had a ingress of water and was not a viable
option for all the team to investigate this part of the property.
Mike Adams from Faversham Radio joined the team just after 4pm. Mike was
invited to record the evening for a podcast for the radio station.
Neil and his wife Toni then joined the team for the evening, Neil and
Toni are friends with the tennant and an aquaintance of Ghost Connections
going back to 2005 when the team attended their proptery for the evening.
Equipment was set up around the property, including a trigger object in
the cutting room. The object was a pair of scissors which were laid on
a piece of paper and drawn around. A camera was then set up to record
this object for the duration of the investigation. This camera was then
locked off, the door was closed and no entry to be made until a break.
The team then chose areas in the building to sit an observe the natural
sounds of the building. This quite period is always done at the start
of an investigation. This allows the building to settle and the natural
noises of the building can then be recorded.
Dave, Ian, Neil, Toni and the tennant choose the upper level of the property.
Kim and Graham were joined by Mike in a room on the ground floor facing
the main road.
All noted that this room felt significantly colder than the rest of the
property, and all that had entered the room noted this and that there
was an atmosphere in the room. Everyone was drawn to the far left corner.
Whilst sitting in the room two knocks were heard in the far left corner.
All those present heard the knocking and the team upstairs were able to
also hear this.
After some time the knocks came again. The knocking was not repetative
but was happening at irregular intervals. Graham called out to the room
and asked for the knocking to repeat and this did so. After this knock
the room went quiet.
On the upper floor several noises were heard, none of them repeated on
request.
Voices were heard by the team and whistling.
After an hour the team took a break.
During the break the scissors in the cutting room were checked for movement.
There had been a movement in the scissors, approximately 4mm.
The scissors were reset within the outline of the paper and the cam corder
set back to record any further movements.
During the second session Neil went to the cellar, there had been a noticable
movement of a material covered door stop which is close to the cellar
door.
Mike and Neil then re-entered the cellar to undertake a session.
During this time there was nothing significant to report.
The team then took a break to have something to eat.
The last session the whole team remained on the upper levels of the proptery,
sited in different areas of the landing and on the stairs.
In the cutting room the scissors had moved again, the same degree of movment
was noted.
The investigation went over time and the team spent 8 hours at the propety.
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The knocks heard were recorded on the teams equipment.
All other footage is currently under review and the page will be updated
with the results.
The coldness noticed by all those present in the downstairs room could
have been due to the large window facing the main road, a draft was noted
by one of the team.
The knocking in the downstairs room was fully investigated, there were
no loose window panes next to the knocking, the wall backed onto the stairs
which was solid and no movement from people walking up and down the stairs
could recreate the noises heard.
The knocking noise was described as something within the wall, the wall
was checked and found to be of solid material with no cavity.
The knocking remains unexplained.
Other sounds heard during the evening could have been the natural sounds
from the building.
The doorstop having been moved, there is currently no explanation for
this.
The voices and whistling heard could have been from passers by on the
main street.
Movement from the scissors, this could have been occured when a large
vehicle passed and caused vibrations through the building, however we
think this is unlikely as the room is at the back of the house and situated
on a quiet no through road.
The figure Dave saw is currently unexplainable.
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